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1. Select and expand **Resources** from the left pane.
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1. Select **Portals**.
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1. Select a **Portal Add-on** with the status of *Not configured*.
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1. Select **Manage** from the top menu. <br> You can also select **More portal options** (), and then select **Manage** instead.
> - The ___domain `microsoftcrmportals.com` has been deprecated. Hence, ensure that you select `powerappsportals.com`. For more information, go to [Update Power Apps portals ___domain](admin/update-portal-___domain.md).
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> - To change the URL of a portal after it is provisioned, see [change the base URL of a portal](admin/change-base-url.md).
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> - To link your portal to a custom ___domain, see [link your portal to a custom ___domain](admin/add-custom-___domain.md).
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1. Select the **Dynamics 365 instance** for this portal.
> You must be a member of the **System Administrator** or **System Customizer** role in the instance to be able to select an instance.
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1. Select the portal language. The available languages will depend on the languages that are installed in your instance.
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To provision an add-on portal:
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> [!NOTE]
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> Sample data is only provided in one language, so choosing a default language will also decide how the sample data is translated. Arabic and Hebrew are not supported and will not appear in the list.
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1. Optionally, in the **Portal development status** drop-down list, select one of the following development statuses for your portal:
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- Prototype
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- Development
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- Test
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- UAT
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- Live
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> [!NOTE]
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> - For existing provisioned portals, this drop-down list is available on the **Portal Details** tab and no status is selected by default.
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> - This drop-down list is available only for the portals of type production.
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> - This field is used by Microsoft to understand the usage pattern of this portal and does not affect any functionality. If you use different names for development lifecycle, please select the one which is closer in purpose. This can be changed at a later point of time once portal is provisioned.
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1. In the **Portal Audience** section, choose the type of audience who will visit the new portal. This will determine what options of portals you will be given. You can choose:
1. Select **Accept** to accept the *Terms of Service*.
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After you accept the Terms of Service, the portal will begin provisioning. Provisioning usually takes 30 minutes but can take a few hours depending on the system load. You can also check the status using the link on the request submission page.
The Power Platform admin center now shows the portal in **Configured** state.
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> [!NOTE]
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> When a portal user signs in to the portal for the first time by using an Azure AD credential, a consent page is displayed to all users irrespective of the user or portal type.
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1. Create a [Power Pages website](/power-pages/getting-started/create-manage).
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1. In the [Power Platform admin center](https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/), select **Convert to Production**. The Convert trial to production window will appear.
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1. Choose the **Add-on** option and select the **Confirm** button.
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:::image type="content" source="media/provision-portal-add-on/add-on-available.png" alt-text="A screenshot of the Convert to production options inside Power Platform admin center with teh Add-ons license option selected.":::
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The table below summarizes the features associated with each portal option:
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